*p1800 05 24 cg Ramah Droog. ^As18000204^, but in <i>Indians</i>r: Zelma-Mrs Trevor (1st appearance on any stage [i.e. in a speaking part]); [from Indians Soldiers-_.*a1800 05 24 cg The Ghost. ^As17991109^.*a1800 05 24 cg The Poor Soldier. ^As17990930^, but Patrick-Mrs Trevor; Kathlane-Miss Sims.*s1800 05 24 cg In course of Evening: <i>Love thou maddening Power</i>-Mrs Trevor; <i>Old Towler</i>-Incledon.*c1800 05 24 cg Benefit for $Mrs Trevor= [who had 1st appeared at this theatre, as a chorus singer, on 16 Jan. 1800]. "A settled, preconcerted plan was evidently laid to injure the lady who came forward in double capacity, not merely as a candidate for public favour, but in the responsible situation of a performer taking a benefit...The moment the lady made her appearance on the boards, before she even opened her mouth, before a single note furnished an opportunished an opportunity of appreciating her abilities, opposition began to manifest itself in all the various forms which malice on such occcsions is wont to resort to. The Hisses grew louder and louder,...the theatre absolutely assumed the appearance of a riot, rather than that of a civilized company, assembled for the purpose of amusement" (<i>Dramatic Censor</i>, II, 212-13). <i>Morning Chronicle</i>, 19 May: Tickets to be had of $Mrs Trevor=, sister to $Mr Kelly= of <i>Drury-lane Theatre</i>, No. 31, <i>Bedford-street</i>, <i>Covent Garden</i>. Receipts: #268 12s. (124.13; 4.8; tickets: 139.11).